A Go real-time web framework.

• port - the port to listen on
• sslkey - key file location; the file must contain PEM encoded data
• sslcert - cert file location; the file must contain PEM encoded data
• hashkey - the hash key for a secure cookie
• blockkey - the block key for a secure cookie
• cookiename - the name of the cookie to set
• database - the possible databases to use
  • riak
    • host - the host to connect to
    • port - the port to bind to
    • tables - a comma separated list of tables to use and/or create
  • postgres
    • dbname - the name of the database to connect to
    • host - the host to connect to
    • user - the user to sign in as
    • password - the user's password
    • sslmode - whether or not to use SSL (default is require, this is not the default for libpq)
    • fallback_application_name - an application_name to fall back to if one isn't provided
    • connect_timeout - maximum wait for connection, in seconds; zero or not specified means wait indefinitely
    • sslcert - cert file location; the file must contain PEM encoded data
    • sslkey - key file location; the file must contain PEM encoded data
    • sslrootcert - the location of the root certificate file; the file must contain PEM encoded data
    • tables - a comma separated list of tables to use and/or create
  • mysql
    • host - the host to connect to
    • user - the user to sign in as
    • password - the user's password
    • dbname - the name of the database to connect to
    • allowAllFiles - disables the file Whitelist for LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE and allows all files
    • allowCleartextPasswords - allows using the cleartext client side plugin
    • allowOldPasswords - allows the usage of the insecure old password method
    • charset - sets the charset used for client-server interaction
    • collation - sets the collation used for client-server interaction on connection
    • clientFoundRows - causes an UPDATE to return the number of matching rows instead of the number of rows changed
    • loc - sets the location for time.Time values
    • parseTime - changes the output type of DATE and DATETIME values to time.Time instead of []byte / string
    • strict - enables the strict mode in which MySQL warnings are treated as errors
    • timeout - driver side connection timeout
    • tls - enables TLS / SSL encrypted connection to the server
    • tables - a comma separated list of tables to use and/or create
  • sqlite3
    • file - the path to the db file
    • tables - a comma separated list of tables to use and/or create
• routes - sets the possible routes
  • path - the path to match; if a regular expression must begin with '^' and end with '$'
    • template - the template to render
    • table - the table to query
    • controllers - a comma separated list of controllers associated to this path

To install the command-line tool, enter the rtgo/ subdirectory and run go install. The following options are preceded by rtgo:

• add - add either a controller or a view
• del - delete either a controller or a view
• controller - follow this with the name of the controller to add or delete
• view - follow this with the name of the view to add or delete
• create - initialize a new rtgo application

package main

import "github.com/gojonnygo/rtgo"

func main() {
    app := rtgo.NewApp()
    app.Emitter.On("event", func(conn *rtgo.Conn, data []byte, msg *rtgo.Message) {
        // do something here
    })
    app.Parse("./config.json")
    app.Start()
}